The virtuous and the sage
Zhengxian Zhengsheng is a Chinese word, pronounced Gu ī Xi á NJ ǔ sh è ng, which refers to imitating sages.
Idioms and allusions
Source: preface to Fu Pu Ji written by Ye Shi of Song Dynasty: "long shop and wide lead, vast river and Han Dynasty, canal can't distinguish it! It's more than snow and frost, and it's not as honest as a canal! "
Discrimination of words
Used as an object or attribute; used in dealing with affairs.
The virtuous and the sage
abuse one 's power to seek personal gain - yǐ quán móu sī
a settled practice is hard to reform - jī xí nán gǎi
respect justice and abide by the laws - fèng gōng shǒu fǎ